Students will learn to break away from the tendencies of "snap-snap-shoot," to learn the values of composition through a brief history lesson on photography.
2. Field WorkStudents will use photography to capture the essence of their neighborhood from architecture, signs, murals, food, and people, in their community.
4. Personal BlogInstruct students to select photos to be resized and shared in a personal blog post. Have them write a story about what they saw while they were out shooting, or describe each photo.
Neighborhood Examples:Materials Needed
Laptop, Projector, Point & Shoot Camera, Video Camera, Editing Tip Sheet, Examples of Photo Styles, Film Format Tip Sheet, Photoshop/Pixlr Tip Sheets
Instructor ResourcesMultimedia - Photography PPT, Video Cam/Editing Tip Sheet, Examples of Photo Styles, Film Format Tip Sheets, PhotoShop / Pixlr Tip Sheets
StandardsThis workshop meets the following academic standards: CCCS - Speaking & Listening - Comprehension and Collaboration (1a, 1b, 1c, 1d, 2), Grades 9 - 12; CCCS - Speaking & Listening - Presentation & Knowledge of Ideas (5), Grades 9 - 12; Career Technical Content Standards - Technology, Grades 9 - 12; Career Technical Content Standards - Problem Solving and Critical Thinking, Grades 9 - 12; Career Technical Content Standards - Responsibility and Flexibility, Grades 9 - 12; Career Technical Content Standards - Technical Knowledge & Skills, Grades 9 - 12; Pathways Standards - Media Support & Services Pathway, Grades 9 -12; Visual Arts Content Standards - Creative Expression, Grades 9 - 12
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